Great American RV SuperStores - Tupelo
Family-owned Tupelo-area RV dealer with a 4.9-star Google rating and a big parts and service operation.
Mississippi
Class A Motorhome Dealers in Mississippi
Mississippi has seven Class A motorhome dealers, and the average rating across them sits at 4.5 stars. That is a small enough club that you can realistically visit more than one before you sign. Five of the seven offer financing. The Tupelo and Hattiesburg Great American stores have the strongest review volume, with Camping World covering Biloxi, Jackson, and Olive Branch.
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7Dealers listed
4.5★Average Google rating
5Offer financing
Top-rated dealers
Great American RV SuperStores- Hattiesburg
Hattiesburg RV dealer on US-49 near I-59 with new and used RVs, indoor showroom, and 16 service bays.
Camping World - Biloxi
Biloxi RV dealer with a big selection of campers, financing, service and parts, rated 4.6 from over 3,300 reviews.
Camping World - Jackson
Jackson RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, plus financing, service, and parts.
Bus Supply Company Inc.
McComb RV dealer with 98 Google reviews at 4.4 stars, selling new travel trailers and more.
Camping World - Olive Branch
Olive Branch RV dealer with new and used units, financing, service, parts, and consignment.
Airstream Authority
Airstream specialist at Southaven RV and Marine, selling new and used RVs and boats from Airstream, Brinkley, Grand Design and more.
Who has the floor traffic
Great American RV SuperStores runs two of the busiest Class A dealerships here, in Tupelo and Hattiesburg, both with financing, service, parts, and trade support on site. Tupelo carries the higher rating with a big review count behind it. Camping World adds three more dealerships in Biloxi, Jackson, and Olive Branch, each handling new and used units plus consignment and outright buys. Bus Supply Company in the company of those bigger names is a smaller operation, so call before a long drive. Read recent reviews with an eye for service department complaints, since that is where deals go sour after delivery.
Used outweighs new
Only six of the seven dealerships list used inventory, but that still means most of the Class A coaches on the ground are pre-owned. If you want a new unit, Camping World Jackson and Bus Supply are the ones to check, plus Tupelo. Used buying means an independent pre-purchase inspection before money changes hands, even at a dealer with a good rating. Get underneath it, check the tires by date code, and run the generator and every appliance during the walk-through. The delivery walk-through is your one clean chance to catch items, so take your time and get fixes in writing.
Financing and timing
Five of the seven dealers offer financing, which means the pressure to use in-house lending is real. Get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first so you have a number to compare against. Class A coaches sit on the line all winter in Mississippi, and sales staff get motivated when the lot is quiet. If you are trading, know your current rig's value before you walk in. Ask about the service department's wait time for warranty work, because a coach that sits for weeks is a coach you are still paying for. None of this is exotic, it just takes patience.
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How many Class A motorhome dealers are in Mississippi?
There are seven Class A motorhome dealers in the state, with an average rating of 4.5 stars. Five of them offer financing. The geographic spread covers Tupelo, Hattiesburg, Biloxi, Jackson, and Olive Branch, so most of the state is within a reasonable drive of at least one.
Do any Mississippi Class A dealers sell used coaches?
Yes, six of the seven dealerships list used inventory, so used Class A coaches are the bulk of what you will find. Only a few list new units. If you are shopping used, an independent inspection before purchase is worth the money.
Can I finance a Class A motorhome at a Mississippi dealership?
Five of the seven dealers offer financing. Get pre-approved through your own bank or credit union before you shop so you know your rate and budget. Then compare the dealer's offer against that number rather than taking the first pencil.
Should I buy a Class A in the off-season?
It can work in your favor. Class A coaches sit on the line through the slower months, and dealerships with inventory to move tend to be more willing to talk. Winter in Mississippi is mild enough that test drives and inspections are still easy to arrange.